Eric Roberts - Revision history

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	Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight'', and also appeared in the music video for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.		Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight'', and also appeared in the music video for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.

	He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Kingshighway'' with [[Lina Esco]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.		He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''Royal Kill'' with [[Darren Kendrick]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Kingshighway'' with [[Lina Esco]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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2011-02-24T21:46:53Z

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	Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight'', and also appeared in the music video for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.		Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight'', and also appeared in the music video for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.

	He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.		He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Kingshighway'' with [[Lina Esco]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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killers

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	==About==		==About==
	Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight''.		Eric has over one hundred and fifty film and television credits. Highlights include ''The Cable Guy'', ''Doctor Who'', ''The Pope of Greenwich Village'', ''Oz'', ''Law & Order: SVU'', ''Cecil B. Demented'', and ''Less Than Perfect''. He also appeared in the television adaptation of [[Michael Turner]]'s ''Witchblade'', and provided the voice of Mongul in the ''Justice League'' animated series. Eric recently played the role of "Sal Maroni" in the [[Batman]] movie ''The Dark Knight'', and also appeared in the music video for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.

	He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.		He has appeared in ''Dark Angel'' with [[Ashley Crow]], in ''The Specialist'', ''National Security'', and ''BitterSweet'' with [[Carl Ciarfalio]], in ''Final Analysis'' with [[Erick Avari]], in ''The Odyssey'' with [[Katie Carr]], in ''The Lost Capone'' with [[Adrian Pasdar]], in ''The Ambulance'' with [[Stan Lee]], in ''Wildflowers'' with [[Clea DuVall]], in ''C-16:FBI'' with [[Cristine Rose]] and [[Shishir Kurup]], in ''Spawn'' with [[Alex Fernandez]], in ''In Cold Blood'' with [[Brad Greenquist]], in ''The Alternate'' with [[Richard Steinmetz]], in ''Phat Girlz'' with [[Jimmy Jean-Louis]], in ''The Civilization of Maxwell Bright'' with [[Missi Pyle]], in ''The Last Shot'' with [[Ian Gomez]] and [[John Prosky]], and ''Most Wanted'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]. He appeared as the villain, The Master, in the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' television movie. [[Christopher Eccleston]] would later take the lead role in the 2005 relaunch of the ''Doctor Who'' series.

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External Links

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Roberts Eric Roberts on Wikipedia]
	* [http://www.movieweb.com/tv/news/33/19533.php Interview with Eric Roberts] and [[Hayden Panettiere]] at MovieWeb 5/3/07		* [http://www.movieweb.com/tv/news/33/19533.php Interview with Eric Roberts] and [[Hayden Panettiere]] at MovieWeb 5/3/07
	* [http://www.craveonline.com/comics/articles/04647881/eric_roberts_on_heroes_and_batman.html Interview with {{PAGENAME}}] at craveonline.com, 5/7/07		* [http://www.craveonline.com/comics/articles/04647881/eric_roberts_on_heroes_and_batman.html Interview with {{PAGENAME}}] at craveonline.com, 5/7/07

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